10 months + French toast Stacks With Strawberries

French Toast for Baby with Strawberries

Prep: Under 10 mins
Cooks in: Under 10 mins
Serves: 2

Contains:

  • Milk

  • Eggs

Suitable for:

  • Vegetarian

    Vegetarian

  • Gluten free

    Gluten free

Ingredients

2 eggs
Pinch of cinnamon (optional)
4 slices fresh bread (can be gluten free)
Knob of butter and splash of sunflower/vegetable oil

 

To serve:

Large handful of strawberries
Dollop of Greek yogurt
Drizzle of maple syrup
Sprinkle of seeds / toasted flaked almonds (optional)

Contains:

  • Milk

  • Eggs

Method

Step 1

Chop strawberries into quarters and set aside.

 

Also known as eggy bread, this baby French toast recipe makes a great finger food when baby led weaning, or as a treat for breakfast.

To make your French toast for babies and toddlers even more delicious, add a sprinkling of seeds or flaked toasted almonds if nuts are not a problem. Remember to chop them for younger children.

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Method

Step 2

Whisk eggs in a shallow dish with cinnamon (if using), then submerge bread in the egg, ensuring it is thoroughly soaked. Little ones will enjoy getting involved in this part!

 

Also known as eggy bread, this baby French toast recipe makes a great finger food when baby led weaning, or as a treat for breakfast.

To make your French toast for babies and toddlers even more delicious, add a sprinkling of seeds or flaked toasted almonds if nuts are not a problem. Remember to chop them for younger children.

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Method

Step 3

Heat a little butter and a splash of oil in a frying pan, and fry eggy bread over medium heat for approx. 3 minutes each side, until golden.

 

Also known as eggy bread, this baby French toast recipe makes a great finger food when baby led weaning, or as a treat for breakfast.

To make your French toast for babies and toddlers even more delicious, add a sprinkling of seeds or flaked toasted almonds if nuts are not a problem. Remember to chop them for younger children.

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Method

Step 4

Get your little ones to stack the French toast on a plate, add a dollop of yogurt, a handful of chopped strawberries and a drizzle of maple syrup.

Also known as eggy bread, this baby French toast recipe makes a great finger food when baby led weaning, or as a treat for breakfast.

To make your French toast for babies and toddlers even more delicious, add a sprinkling of seeds or flaked toasted almonds if nuts are not a problem. Remember to chop them for younger children.

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